Real Madrid Glide Into Copa del Rey Last 16 with Dominant Display
Carlo Ancelotti's Real Madrid cruised into the Copa del Rey round of 16 with a commanding 5-0 victory over fourth-tier Deportivo Minera on Monday evening. Luka Modrić and Arda Güler delivered a midfield masterclass, dictating the tempo as Los Blancos eased past their lower-league opponents.
The match began with Madrid asserting their dominance early. Federico Valverde opened the scoring just five minutes in, capitalizing on poor defending with a well-taken volley. Eduardo Camavinga doubled the lead shortly after, heading home at the far post. Arda Güler made it three before halftime, his deflected strike leaving the Minera goalkeeper helpless.
After the break, Madrid maintained their control. Luka Modrić scored his first-ever Copa del Rey goal, capping off a stellar hour on the pitch. Güler added his second late in the game, finishing a flowing team move with a composed side-footed effort into an empty net.
There were lively moments from Vinícius Jr. and Kylian Mbappé, both eager to add their names to the scoresheet, but the night belonged to Madrid’s midfield. It was a measured and dominant performance, ensuring their place in the next round with minimal fuss.
Onto the round of 16 for Los Blancos, who continue their quest for domestic silverware.

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